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La Gazette: Historical News Today – 1631
Esteemed Readers, here is a new set of news from the mysterious epoch of the Thirty Years’ War. This edition is rather international. Let’s see what else was happening around the world in 1631: Rome, July 28,1631: “We have already … Continue reading
Posted in Al Mondo, Chiesa, culture, France, fun, Habsburgs, History, journalism, Life, Lifestyle, religion, Society, Sociology, Uncategorized
Tagged Admiral Pacunta, Bahia, Cardinal de Richelieu, China, China 1631, Cina, civilization, cultura, culture, Europa 1631, Europe 1631, France, Francia, Guerra dei trent'anni, Guerra dos Trinta Anos, La Gazette, Louis XIII, Luigi XIII, Monomotapa, News, notizie 1631, notizie storiche, società, society, storia, Thirty Years' War
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Mysterious Town Kitezh
Each nation has its magic, mysterious places described in folklore. Those are places of a spiritual force that mean a connection with ancestors thus with customs & traditions as well as a spiritual rebirth or the Garden of Eden on … Continue reading
Posted in Art, ballet, Beauty, Bible, culture, Druidry, fantasy, folklore, History, Life, Lifestyle, Literature, mythology, nature, opera, paganism, religion, Society, Uncategorized
Tagged città Kitez, city of Kitezh, civilization, cultura, cultura russa, culture, folklore, Kitezh, literature, mitologia, Mitologia russa, mitologia slavica, nature, paganism, paganismo, paganismo russo, Russian mythology, town of Kitezh
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Mercure Galant: Ladies of That Time
Esteemed Readers, I have discovered a rather curious note regarding the qualities of a real lady, There were prepared by Madame de Prigny & published in Mercure Galant in 1693 under the name “Characters of Women of Our Century”. … Continue reading
Posted in culture, education, France, friendship. life, History, humour, Life, Lifestyle, Louis XIV, news, religion, Society, Sociology, Uncategorized, women
Tagged 1693, 17th century, art, arte, cultura, culture, donne Seicento, France, Francia, history, life, lifestyle, Louis Dieudonnè, Louis le Grand, Louis the Great, Louis XIV, Luigi XIV, Mercure Galant, moda Seicento, Re Sole, Seicento, società, society, storia, storia delle donne, the Sun King, women 17th century, XXI century
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Mercure Galant: Consecration of Messire Delfino
Esteemed Readers, I have discovered another interesting note in the Mercure Galant proving the strong interconnection between France & Italy. This time it tells about an important Catholic event: a Venetian nobleman becomes the Archbishop right in France. “On Sunday … Continue reading
Posted in Chiesa, culture, France, History, Italia, Life, Lifestyle, Louis XIV, Music, news, religion
Tagged 17th centure France, 17th century, Avignon, Avignone, Catholic church, Chiesa cattolica, civilization, cultura, culture, Danielle Delfino, Francia, history, Italia, life, lifestyle, Louis Dieudonnè, Louis the Great, Louis XIV, Luigi XIV, Mercure Galant, Re Sole, Seicento, società, society, the Sun King, Vaticano, Venezia
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La Gazette: Historical News Today – 1631
Esteemed Readers, we continue our fascinating dive into the environment of the Thirty Years’ War. Here are new tidings from the battle fields: Aleppo, Syria, April 28, 1631: “Alike the last winter that has been the most severe since the … Continue reading
Posted in culture, France, History, Life, Lifestyle, Louis XIV, news, religion, Uncategorized
Tagged 17th century, Cardinal de Richelieu, cultura, culture, Europa, France, Francia, Guerra dei trent'anni, Guerra dos Trinta Anos, history, Louis Dieudonnè, Louis le Grand, Louis the Great, Louis XIV, Luigi XIV, Re Sole, Richelieu, Seicento, società, society, storia, the Sun King
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Mercure Galant: St. George’s Ceremony
Esteemed Readers, the religious feasts were very important & celebrated with a Royal splendour in the 17th century France. Here is a little description of St George’s day in Besançon during which the Chevalier Order bearing the same name inducted … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Bible, celebration, culture, France, God, History, Life, Lifestyle, Louis XIV, news, religion, Society, Sociology, Uncategorized
Tagged 1679, 17th centure, 17th century France, Besançon, civilization, cultura, culture, France, Francia, God, history, life, Louis Dieudonnè, Louis le Grand, Louis the Great, Louis XIV, Luigi il Grande, Luigi XIV, Mercure Galant, Re Sole, Saint George, San Giorgio, Seicento, società, society, storia, the Sun King, XVII century, XVII siecle
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